No but I used to have one I gave it to my cousin because my mom was scared of it

No...but I have budgies

I have 1 Rússian turtle,1pseudemys heirogliphica turtle ,10 Budgies,10 lovebirds,2 pigions,1 fish ,2 mandarim diamonds ,and 2 cockatiels.

Nope 😐

Sorry to say but I have to say NO But still in the future it will work And I can watch ur video 😅

you think she'll ever take her back? im guessing the turtle is around 14 years old now and it still has half it's life to go😂

im 17 and just got my first two red eared sliders for free at work. Some guy tried dropping them off but we can't sell them since they're now illegal in indiana so i just took them off his hands and said i'll take care of them for him. They're only about 3 or 4 inches long and are so freaking cute

I rescued mine several years ago in a dry pond and due to his growing in size upgraded him to a 105 gallon container with natural sun light in which he strives. Used to have 2 of them but they didn't really appreciate each other's company.

20 years……? Time to go for a swim

I agree

Hi u r commenting on ur own channel 😂😂😂

Hello 🧡🥰

Hi! Your birbs are so cute

Ohhhh so that’s why you went from Alen AxP to this name their two separate accounts!

Sir l love your lovebirds to much specially to cookie 😘

Ikr I love red eared sliders

Oh God 😢

I know this was posted a while ago, but when I was younger with my turtle I went through a similar experience. Here’s some tips that helped me out of this situation: Your parents won’t do anything about it, so you need to take up the responsibly of it yourself. If you’re old enough and able to get a job, get one! Spend your paychecks on turtle supplies. If you aren’t old enough, start hoarding as much money as you can to save up for a large tank. Maybe do odd jobs around your area (ex: mowing lawns, dog walking, babysitting, etc.) if you get birthday/Christmas money, save it! If your parents give you 5 bucks for whatever reason, save it! Start with the bare minimum. Something half as good is better than something terrible, And then work your way up from there once you know your turtle is in a safe environment. A 40 gallon that’s maybe a little bit too small is better than a 10 gallon that your turtle can’t even turn around in. As for enclosures, look for secondhand or dollar per gallon sales. Check places like Craigslist, garage sales, thrift stores, or Facebook marketplace. Check multiple times a day if you need to! I’ve gotten large tanks secondhand for 30 bucks. Give yourself the opportunity to get lucky. If you can’t find or can’t afford a glass tank, try getting a plastic toddler pool (ones large enough for turtles are like 15 bucks) or some sort of large plastic storage bin. Your parents may not like these options as much though. Just make sure whatever you use can withstand the water pressure. Even though I would highly recommend a filter, you could get away with doing VERY frequent water changes If you’re super tight on money. And as long as you have good heat lamps, you shouldn’t need a water heater unless it gets super cold in your house. The heat lamps will be your most expensive purchase, but you’ll only need to buy them every 6 months to a year. Stand-alone halogen bulbs are about 16 USD and uvb is about 20 where I live. However, at petco and on Amazon, you can get a combo kit of these for about 25 dollars (if you go to petco In person, remember to price match with the website!) you can get the light fixtures themselves at hardware stores for way cheaper than the ones marketed towards reptiles! Look for baby bird heat lamp domes. As for the food issue, get some cheap turtle food. Tetra Reptomin sticks are the best cheap food you can get. Completely cut out the dried shrimp and ONLY offer the sticks. Your turtle won’t eat them for a little bit, but it *will* get hungry enough to eat the sticks and eventually switch over. I’ve had to do this multiple times with my turtle, and its a pretty common problem with other people too. If your turtle starts to loose weight from not eating, offer the shrimp again for a couple weeks and then try again with the sticks. You can do more research on this yourself, I’ve heard people call it “the tough love treatment” or something like that. Your turtle is still young, so If you manage to get all these down before it hits maturity, you can potentially save it from metabolic bone disease, stunting, pyramiding, and shell rot!! But regardless, turtles are VERY hardy, and will likely be okay long enough for you to get his enclosure set up with the bare minimum If you can’t do any of that, yes, you’ll need to consider rehoming. Just do not release your turtle into a pond outside. There are rescues for specifically red eared sliders, or you could try putting an ad up online. I wish you and your turtle the best ❤️ i understand how rough of a situation it is when you’re just a kid and aren’t able to take care of your own pet. Id love to help if i can, so if there’s anything else please don’t be afraid to reply to my comment. Good luck!!

Thank you very much!

Umm ya 15 years? I’ve had my pet red eared for 25 years and he was at least 5 when I got him. I expect him to live close to 50 years. I consider him to be middle aged at this point. And he acts middle age

Mine is same, I feed two times a day, small dead fishes😅he is non vegetarion He had never eat any vege💀 I tried too much

Hey love check the water temperature and how much room he has to bask. Do you have a heating lamp and a uvb bulb?

Same prob with me.my turtle don't want to bask.even if I am leaving on the grass or beach under sunlight.he just don't want to under the sunlight or under uvb lights.but he is very active and eating well.

@@dylan6630 yes i do. So here’s an update he bask on the dock when it’s completely quiet and no one is around or when he is comfortable.

I wish i can show you guys pictures. I’ve caught him a lot lately on the dock basking. Maybe not for a long time but atleast a couple of mins which is an improvement!

@@juliettecedeno168 turtles can be very sensitive to sound I’ve found. So just make sure while he is basking you ARENT too close to the tank. My baby Merlin had that issue for a while where he’d literally like just DIDNT bask but it’s because he didn’t feel safe. Make sure your tank has places for him to hide behind like decorations he can duck under or hide behind (be careful it isn’t too small and he gets stuck.) but decor can rlly make him feel safer also feed him lots of veggies my turtles love lettuce. That could be another thing his diet could be very messed up.

Once a day will do

I don’t think that’s healthy for them it’s very hard

Mine gets a variety of pellets, freeze dried vegetables, fresh cabbage leaves, meal worms(we spilt them with turtle as well as our chickens and rooster). Once he's big enough we'll also treat him to the same feeder fish we get the chickens.

@@14ma99 How Is Boiled Rice Hard?

@@ToastyToastEditz I didn’t see this 😭 I thought rice it’s self but yeah I got another turtle 😭

@@14ma99 Oh Okay, How Old Is Your Turtle?

Where did you get them

At least a week

It should be clear and without smell

I change them every 2 days. That's why I buy alot of water because I love my babies turtles and they will be with me for life.

Letestes is 1 Mont

My red eared slider I’ve had for 25 years and he was at least 5yo when I got him. I’m most definitely a “phenomenon” that feeds him but he’s a very curious creature that I let out of the enclosure to wander the house and seems to look for people to hang around with…. Even the cat. The cat can’t be bothered with him tho. They have quite the personality once you get to know them. But I don’t think they have emotion like most animals do

I Had My Red Eared Slider Turtles For 7 Years And They Follow Me And They Are Super Friendly And Tamed

@@ToastyToastEditz Nice! 83

@@nismo20032 Meh. I really wish they had...=/

@@redfox555 WHAT

It don’t think it’s a bad thing, my turtle does it to

Face cleaning

My turtle does this when her skin is particularly dry. I think she’s just scratching her head. I give her aquarium salt baths, which makes her skin less dry. She stops doing that when her skin isn’t dry.

If you have pallets then feed them 4-6 pallets a day or 2

4-6 a day or 2

He likes to roam in the house and sleeps under my bed. he has his hide-out place in the aquarium. he just likes to follow me around the house. very active in playing with me.

Search "how to encourage turtle to bask under uvb".This might help

Put some pellets or shrimp🦐 in his basking plate and it should work. I did that to my turtle 🐢 and now I can't get him off the basking. He loves basking

Hi, it might be because they don't like it or because they are still scared of it.

@@vanessagonzalez5185 You are right

Try chopping so small mix it with finy amount of seed then gradually make it bigger i did this my bugie finally got to eat slices whole carrots bananas broccoli and more just keep trying dont give up♡♡

Thanks

its probably a baby

Turtles aren’t really social animals. They may prefer being alone but they can play with toys or ping pong balls.

Yes she is 🥰

Heat lamp is more useful cause its cold blooded